00:02These athletes are naturally competitive.
00:05But it wasn't qualifying times that got them into this competition.
00:09It was the generosity of organ donors.
00:12I just got the phone call in the middle of the night.
00:14Yeah, it was pretty lucky.
00:16I was a bit shocked just to have it that week kind of thing.
00:20But yeah, it was a bit of a relief because it was going downhill pretty quickly.
00:23Battling a heart condition, Cameron was one of the lucky ones.
00:27I think the main thing is to honour your donor.
00:30They had their life taken and you got a second chance.
00:35I think that's incredibly amazing to have that experience
00:39and being able to show what you can do with a new heart.
00:43He's one of 500 competing in the Games across 16 different sports.
00:49I think this is such a brilliant idea to have everyone come together.
00:53Just to show the world that once you've had a transplant that's not the end.
00:57That you can continue to be fit and compete against other people that are like-minded.
01:02The event promotes organ donation and celebrates the people whose lives have been saved.
01:08It's just so special that they've been able to grow up.
01:11They've been able to have children, grandchildren.
01:13It really is the gift that keeps on giving.
01:16With the Games underway, competitors from all over will be competing in games such as
01:21volleyball, badminton, basketball and tennis.
01:24I'll also be competing as I donated a kidney to my brother last year.
01:29Living proof… of the gift of life.
01:31Horseback!
01:33Horseback!
01:34Horseback!
